The S.O.T. round is a modular line of ammunition, housing an energetic payload, it is capable of displaying a distinct flash and smoke signature upon bullet impact.
This technology affords operators the unique ability to precisely identify the impact location of their rounds without informing the enemy of their origin.
As always, the POC data is on the poster for those interested in learning more.
For those interested, POC data is on the poster.
It’s a great title, “Three Months from Poster to Product,” this entry discusses a 7.62 NATO Projectile that defeats level IV armor at just 2,375 fps thanks to the projectile.
For those interested, POC data is on the poster.
We are back with another poster from the recent NDIA Future Forces Conference in Va Beach.
This one depicts alternative caliber options as well as drop in components to facilitate the transition from 5.56 NATO.
POC data is on the poster.
The absolute best gems from the National Defense Industrial Association’s annual get-together of small arms, armaments, EOD, Fuse tech, and robotics communities are found in the back of the exhibit hall in the form of posters which are used to foster a Q&A interaction during breaks in the presentations. For the past few years, we have been fortunate enough to be allowed to share these posters with our readership.
Despite the title, this one actually pertains to a lightweight machine gun. It was developed through a CRADA with USSOCOM and demonstrated earlier this year at the ISOF Range event.
Although POC data is on the poster, AUSA attendees will be able to see it in person later this month during the annual meeting in Washington, DC in booth #4125.
This poster was presented during NDIA’s recent Future Forces Capabilities Conference in Huntsville. Check it out for details on this capability.
Contact info is on the poster for those interested.
What good would a weapon in 5.7mm be without special ammunition to go with it? This poster from the recent Future Forces Caoabilities Conference is the perfect companion to yesterday’s installment.
Contact information is on the poster for those interested.
This poster was presented during NDIA’s recent Future Forces Capabilities Conference in Huntsville. It showcases the KelTec P-50 as a possible weapon for small unmanned ground vehicles.
POC info is on the poster.
